The fun they had Flashcards

(31 cards)

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What is the main theme of ‘The Fun They Had’?

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The main theme is the contrast between traditional schooling and futuristic education.

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Who are the main characters in the story?

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The main characters are Margie and Tommy.

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What type of school does Margie attend?

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Margie attends a mechanical school where lessons are taught by a computer.

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True or False: Margie enjoys her school experience.

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False.

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Fill in the blank: Margie’s school is located in a _____ environment.

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futuristic

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What does Tommy find in the attic?

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Tommy finds an old book.

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How does Margie feel about the old book Tommy found?

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She is curious but also thinks it is boring.

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What was the subject of the old book?

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The old book was about school and how children used to learn.

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Multiple Choice: What did Margie think about the idea of having a teacher?

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She thought it was strange and old-fashioned.

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True or False: The story is set in the 21st century.

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True.

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What does Margie wish for regarding her education?

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She wishes for a different kind of schooling experience.

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Fill in the blank: The story highlights the impact of _____ on education.

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technology

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What does Tommy describe as ‘fun’ about the old schools?

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He describes the interaction with other children and teachers as fun.

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How does Margie’s mother respond to her complaints about school?

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Her mother tells her that it is an important part of learning.

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What does the story suggest about the future of education?

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It suggests that education may become more mechanical and less personal.

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Multiple Choice: What did Margie dislike most about her school?

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She disliked the mechanical teaching and lack of personal interaction.

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True or False: The story ends with Margie feeling satisfied with her education.

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What does the old book symbolize in the story?

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It symbolizes the nostalgia for traditional learning methods.

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Fill in the blank: Margie and Tommy’s world is primarily driven by _____ advancements.

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technological

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What lesson does the author want to convey through Margie’s experiences?

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The importance of human interaction in education.

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How does Margie feel about learning from a computer?

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She feels disconnected and finds it uninteresting.

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Multiple Choice: Who is more excited about the old school system?

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True or False: Margie and Tommy live in a society that values traditional education.

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What futuristic aspect of education is highlighted in the story?

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Education is conducted through machines instead of human teachers.

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Fill in the blank: The story reflects on the changes in _____ through technology.
education
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What feeling does Margie associate with going to school?
She associates it with loneliness and boredom.
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What does Tommy say about the differences between their school and the old schools?
He mentions that old schools had teachers who interacted with students.
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True or False: The narrative is a critique of modern education.
True.
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What role does nostalgia play in the story?
Nostalgia highlights the value of personal connections in learning.
30
How does the story end?
The story ends with Margie contemplating the differences in education.
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What does Margie wish to experience that is different from her current education?
She wishes to experience a classroom with real teachers and classmates.